Central & East European Studies / History of Art, MA (Hons)

The Central and East European Studies program explores the history, economics, politics, and sociology of countries in Central and Eastern Europe. The university hosts a government-funded Centre of Excellence, providing ongoing cultural, social, and academic events.In History of Art, students investigate how and why paintings, sculptures, buildings, and various media take their forms. Access to the University Library, Archives, The Hunterian museum with its world-renowned Hunter, Whistler, and Mackintosh collections, and Kelvin Hall enhances learning. A grant is also available during the third-year break to support visits to relevant museums, galleries, and buildings.